Login Flow
Some Web applications are pure front-end applications without a backend service. In this case, the authorization code mode cannot be used; the token must be stored on the front end. OAuth2 provides another way to issue the token directly to the front end. This method skips the intermediate authorization code step, so it is called the (authorization code) "implicit" grant, also known as the simplified authorization mode.
Login Flow
Overall implicit grant flow:
The user accesses the third-party application, and the third-party application initiates an authorization login request to BambooCloud IDaaS. Note that the response_type parameter is token at this time. After the user logs in to BambooCloud IDaaS, BambooCloud IDaaS redirects to the third-party application callback address with the access_token parameter.
The third-party application receives the access_token and calls the BambooCloud IDaaS API to get user information.
Development Steps
The development process for integrating with BambooCloud IDaaS using OAuth2.0 implicit grant is as follows:
Step1: Implicit Grant Authorization
Click to view the implicit grant authorization API